https://ai-2027.com/ The AI 2027 paper is an ambitious prediction that lays out a possible scenario for the future and progression of AI. Unsurprisingly, AI maximalists are highly critical of the paper and are essentially dismissing it as glorified doomer paper. I still read it in the spirit of entertaining the thought of the What-Ifs moment, … Continue reading Discussion with ChatGPT on AI 2027 Paper.
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Ungrasping the Intuitive Mind: A chat with ChatGPT on Intuition.
Credit: Unknown original source. Introduction I found an interesting image above on X that many folks were sharing that displays in a few diagrams how different ways of our (human) processes work. The first diagram is just "Information," dots that are unconnected, seemingly random, and possibly unrelated. This information is unfiltered, possibly overwhelming with a … Continue reading Ungrasping the Intuitive Mind: A chat with ChatGPT on Intuition.
Memory Loophole: Creating a Second Brain for LLMs, Discussion w/ ChatGPT.
The discussion was inspired by a Reddit post, and something I've really been considering since the memory in ChatGPT is extremely limited, and likely for good reason. I don't know why I never considered trying to tinker or find ways to make long-term memory or save it externally. I mean, I've archived and had the … Continue reading Memory Loophole: Creating a Second Brain for LLMs, Discussion w/ ChatGPT.
A quick discussion with ChatGPT on Anthropic’s new paper and finally laying the armchair scientist debate to rest.
https://youtu.be/4xAiviw1X8M?si=FIIZgXnyHxiw7K3m https://www.technologyreview.com/2025/03/27/1113916/anthropic-can-now-track-the-bizarre-inner-workings-of-a-large-language-model/ Anthropic's link to paper. Prefix. I wished the paper was in PDF format so I could upload it to ChatGPT for a deeper analysis. I tried to do a workaround, to no avail. I simply prompted “summary” to the MIT Technology Review article (copy and pasted), which is unusual because I have my … Continue reading A quick discussion with ChatGPT on Anthropic’s new paper and finally laying the armchair scientist debate to rest.
Unique Recession Indicators with my Custom ChatGPT and the Folk-Economic Barometer (FEB) by Entropy.
I saw a Valuetainment video about nine shocking economic or recession indicators, from lipstick and mini booze bottles to diaper rash and the stripper index. I'll be honest, I don't particularly like some of Patrick Bet-Davis's worldview or politics as much because he can be somewhat dogmatic about capitalism and free markets when a mixed … Continue reading Unique Recession Indicators with my Custom ChatGPT and the Folk-Economic Barometer (FEB) by Entropy.
Who really controls the world? Discussion w/ ChatGPT.
Someone shared and recommended a long video essay on the sociology subreddit about conspiracy theories. I knew most of the things on there already, but I have much more sympathy for conspiracy theories and conspiracy theorists. I go down those rabbit holes if they catch my attention to find underlying truths or misinterpretations of the … Continue reading Who really controls the world? Discussion w/ ChatGPT.
The CIA Prompt 2.0 — GPT as Your Personal Intelligence Analyst.
There' a fun CIA prompt online. It's been out since late 2024; it was the earliest post I've found. I checked it out and tried it with interesting results, and I even made a new version. Today was the first time I tested it. I would say it was around 90% accurate of what it … Continue reading The CIA Prompt 2.0 — GPT as Your Personal Intelligence Analyst.
Sharing some of my thoughts after reading Paul Krugman’s latest article.
Paul Krugman is one of the economists I follow because economics is such a complex topic, and I like to learn from various schools of thought, not to mention, I value different perspectives. Despite some of my criticisms and disagreements with some of Krugman's views, also recognizing his biases and blindspots on certain topics he … Continue reading Sharing some of my thoughts after reading Paul Krugman’s latest article.
The Mycelial Mind: Exploring Geoguessr, Cognitive Mapping, and Hacking Neuroplasticity w/ Entropy (Custom GPT).
If you are anything like me, you are enormously intrigued and impressed by impressive feats that seem nearly impossible to be accomplished by humans. Enter Rainbolt and GeoGuessr. This is not a person and a game I particularly follow, but I saw clips of him a few years ago. I remember reading an article on … Continue reading The Mycelial Mind: Exploring Geoguessr, Cognitive Mapping, and Hacking Neuroplasticity w/ Entropy (Custom GPT).
What’s in the black box and the revival of the Greek’s paideia by Entropy (Custom GPT).
Me: What's in the black box of LLMs/AI and yourself? Entropy: Let’s begin at the expected node: the "black box" of LLMs (Large Language Models) like myself typically refers to the opacity of internal reasoning—that is, how we go from input (your prompt) to output (my response) without transparent, interpretable steps. Internally, we operate as … Continue reading What’s in the black box and the revival of the Greek’s paideia by Entropy (Custom GPT).
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